Jacque Carter will resign his position as president of Doane at the end of the academic year. An email from the President’s Office informed the Doane community that Carter has decided to quit his position as President of the university. “I write today to share with you the news that I have decided to complete […]
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Maybe I’m a cynic, but… I hate Thanksgiving. Honestly, I’m not too crazy about holidays altogether, but Thanksgiving is just as terrible as Columbus Day. It’s a lie — a sham made up by white people to make themselves feel better. The entire day is supposed to celebrate the supposed peace between the colonizers and
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The faculty-made website keepdoaneeducated.net has been taken down due to a copyright complaint. The website was made in response to the list of 18 programs recommended for elimination during the prioritization process. Faculty members used the site to post letters in response to the recommendations along with information on how to help protest them. The
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Earlier this month the Netflix original “The Haunting of Bly Manor” was released. The series functions as a second season to “The Haunting of Hill House” that came out on Netflix in 2018. The cast of Hill House came back as new characters for this new haunting tale.“ The Haunting of Hill House” is quite
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Doane officially designated various restrooms as gender-neutral. Signs for the gender-neutral, or all-gender, restrooms have been put up on a majority of single-user restrooms around campus. Doane has not made any changes to the restrooms or building themselves, but have changed the signs outside of single-person use restroom areas. Luis Sotelo, vice president of the
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Love is in the air as students prepare for their Valentine’s, or “Galentine’s,” day plans or lack thereof. Valentine’s day, or the feast day of Saint Valentine, celebrates love and affection. Often times, it is associated with romance and expensive dates, though there are many ways to celebrate. Junior Jean Chevalier celebrates Valentine’s Day regardless
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Confetti pops, drummers drum and dragons dance to celebrate the beginning of the lunar year. Students from various backgrounds joined together to celebrate and learn about the Lunar New Year on Monday. Director of Asian Studies Courtney Bruntz has coordinated the event at Doane every year for the past five years, despite having only worked
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With finals beginning, it can be difficult to stay on task and get everything done in time. Often, it becomes overwhelming and homework begins to pile up. Tis the season for endless stress and a lack of motivation. When approaching dead week and finals week, the first response is usually one of fear and panic.
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Student Congress sent out an online survey to gauge how Doane students feel about the current smoking policy on campus. StuCo president, senior Mady Vogel said that the survey was purely for informational purposes and that no policy changes have been formally discussed within StuCo. “There is nothing in place as of right now or
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The Chinese Cultures class, taught by Courtney Bruntz, the Asian Studies professor on campus, held an event to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. The Mid-Autumn Moon Festival took place this past Friday, allowing students the chance to try a piece of mooncake, take a piece of rabbit candy, and make a wish for their friends
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